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LATIN
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LATIN
Lipid Assessment Trial in an Italian Network. A trial designed to assess the variation in total serum cholesterol during the course of MI with respect to infarct size and C-reactive protein level
Conclusion Variations in total serum cholesterol were more pronounced in patients with larger infarcts


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That Latinism would have evoked, in readers of Blackwood's Magazine, from which it comes, images of convivial evenings of shared literary, perhaps bibulous, pleasures--high cultural moments in a Scottish idiom.
Anyway, the Latinism of the title should alert us to the frankly awe-inspiring possibility that this is their final, cataclysmic encounter.
In Italy, it became known as Parole incrociate, a term which was taken over by the less correct Parole crociate and by the Latinism Cruciverba.
 
 
 
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